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NEEDED FOR
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TACOMA LEDGER PRONOUNCES
IT THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
MUSICAL COMEDY SEEN IX TA
COMA FOR YEARS.
The Tacoma Ledger of October 7
speaks thus highly of "Bright Eyes,"'
the musical comedy which will be at
the Grand Friday night, October 27:
Joseph M..Gaites "begs to offer,"
i the program says, "Cecil Lean and
Florence Holbrook In 'Bright Eyes,' "
Xov 'beg' sounds quite humble, In fact
almost apologetic, and It Is really un
necessary.. No apology is needed.
!r. Gaites has no need for Buch ex
cessive humility. He might, instead,
be proud, for If the truth be told,
"Bright Eyes" is far superior to
many things that have been "offered"
to the public lately in the guise of
musical comedy.
"Bright Eyes' has a slight plot, at
least one that is discernable through
out the three acts, and It has a round
dozen musical numbers that are all
above the average. The music is by
Karl Hoschna, who Is als5 responsible
for "Madame Sherry."
While the success of "Madame
Sherry" was the wonder of the last
season, Mr. Hoschna might better
boast of his score to "Bright Eyes."
It is more tuneful than "Sherry, '
and his song "Bright Eeyes Is more
appealing in Us melody than "Every
Little Movement."
"Bright Eyes" begins mildly, the
setting at the opening of the first act
being largely responsible for the lack
of enthusiasm. The finale, however,
gives a hint of better things to come,
and the second act fulfills the prom
lse. The third act Is even beter than
the second, and It turns away the au
dience thoroughly satisfied with the
entertainment.
It has been a long time since two
more agreeable young people have en
tertalned the musical comedy devo
tees of Tacoma than Cecil Lean and
Florence Holbrook. They are -responsible
for much of the good fun
to be found in "Bright Eyes," and
last night they Introduced a number
of songs that proved to be hits of
the most emphatic order.
Of the songs by Mr. Lean and Miss
Holbrook. 'Bright Eeyes," "Cheer
Up Honey," "Mrs. Casey' and "He's
a Fan, Fan. Fan," scored tremend
ously, also their unusually clever
'chatter" song, which might have
been repeated several times. As
neither Mr.- Lean nor Miss Holbrook
has been seen in Tacoma before and
owing to the unexpected entrance
each makes in the first act, they did
not receive the enthusiastic recep
tion usually accorded stars, but be
fore the first act was more than half
finished, they were established in
the lasting good graces of the audi
ence. Of the members of the supporting
company, Tacomans will be glad to
welcome back Freddie Nice, whose
dancing in "The Gingerbread Man"
is a pleasant recollection. Freddie
did not lay aside his eccentric steps
when he said goodbye to "John
Dough" and In "Bright Eyes" his
dancing is one of the best features
of the performance. He danced last
night until breathless, and still the
audience asked for more. Mr. Nice
also has several good songs. He also
has a neat little dancing mate in Ce
cilia Renard, who plays the role of
a German maid.
The piece is prettily staged, and
has a large and well dressed chorus,
whose singing needs no apology.
No, it is unnecessary for Mr.
Gaites to "beg" to offer "Bright
Eyes." No one who saw the per
formance last night will accuse him
of excessive nerve If he comes out
flat-footed about it and "presents"
"Bright Eyes" with all the assurance
of a manager who has much less to
"offer." The performance will be
repeated tonight.
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SUIT OVER THE
S. P, LANDS IS
NOW AT ISSUE
In the government suit to enforce
the forfeiture of the Oregon land
grants by the Oregon & California
and the Southern Pacific railroads to
which the Union Trust Company, of
New York, is a party defendant, the
latter yesterday filed Its answer in
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Portland. It is a volumnious docu
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STATE NEWS.
Two men were suffocated at the
bottom of an S2-foot well near May
ger yesterday. One had gone down
to work, the other being at the wind
lass. Hearing nothing from the man
below, Raizo, who was doing the
hoisting, feared something had hap
pened to his partner, and descending
to aid him, was himself suffocated.
The old Murphy building, a land
mark of Laurelhurst addition to
Portland, burned Tuesday.
Right Reverend Robert L. Pad
dock, Episcopal bishop of Eastern
Oregon, in an address at Portland
Tuesday, said the villages generally
formal interest in the properties in had too many church organizations
WILL COMPLETE
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EARLY IN 1913
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proposed line from Eugene to Coos
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were given by E- E. Calvin, vice
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It Is a heap easier to find fault
than it Is to tind a way to mend It.
Opening Act II. In the Miislonl Comedy Production "Bright Eyes" nt The Grand, Friday Night, October 27th.
question, denies that such Interests and made a strong plea for church
are illegal or in any way Improper, unity.
That It advanced the money for the! Judge G. W. Rea, a Civil War
actual construction of the railroads ' veteran, died at Bandon last week,
and received bonds in payment that ' Central Point will have a postal
were secured by the Oregon land bank opened October 28.
grant properties and still holds these j The citizens of Vale, not liking a
for such purpose. The answer sets ' snow put on oy tne uarcia wusicai
forth that all of these transactions ! Co., presented the members of the
have been known to the government ' company with all the stale eggs in
for many years, being public records . mat neighborhood.
and within the legal limits and pur
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It denies that any of this property
should be reverted to the government.
The Union Trust company Is rep
resented in Its answer by John C
Spooner. ex-senator of Wisconsin,
and Dolhp, Simon, Mallory & Gearin-
A reply will be filed by United States
District Attorney McCourt and the
case will be tried within the coming
year.
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Vale Is arranging for the colon'za-
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tributary to that city.
The S. P. has rented a suite of
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Coos Bay line.
B. R. Tucker, one of the original
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Cottage Grove Is optimistic about
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The Southern Pac'flc announces
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